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Shehu Sani counterattacks Bashir El-Rufai

“I don’t expect less from a product of the loose & exhausted semen of a Polygamist” – Shehu Sani counterattacks Bashir El-Rufai

Former Kaduna senator, Shehu Sani, has called out Bashir El-Rufai, the son of Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai after Bashir called him a jobless man.  Bashir had on Saturday night, April 8, commented on Shehu’s tweet in regards to the manufacturing of an aircraft ahead of the May 29th Presidential inauguration.

“Lmaoo. I am so happy this man will be jobless for another eight years. I love his tweets,” he wrote.

Reacting to the comment, Sani described Bashir as a product of exhausted semen.

“I don’t expect less from a product of a loose & exhausted semen of a polygamist.”

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